Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1881, Page 4

ik DAILY BEE. Saturday Morning, Jan. 20. | BRoVITIES. —DPaterson sells coal. — Oranges, 25c per dozen, at Buffetts —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel* s, Creighton Block. 0261 — Addjtional store rooms fronting on Harney street will be built by Dewey & | Stone. Wasteo—Fifty thousand dollars of eounty bonds. H. T. Clarke. —The Ivanhoes, in Erin Aroon, give s family matinee to-day at 2:30. Ticke —Tier & Co. are making preparations to begio their new building on Harney strcet immediately. —The next m of the Grand Army of the Repubic will be held in Lincoln or vicinity, in September —Gertrude Mason, a little pupil of the High school, was badly hurton Wednesday afternoon while out coating. ~-Oysters, 25c, 30c,aud 40c, at Buffett's. —Ttis reported that Mary Anderson is to be married to George Riddle, the well known Shakspearian reader of Boston.3 ~Mr. A. E Tousalin, genersl mauager of the )i, & M., offers a reward of 820 for the party or parties who burglarized ths B. & M. safe at Bloomington Monday night. ~The work of tearing down the old Emigrant house of the U. P., which was partially destroyed by fire recently, has been stoppel, it is reported, by the insur- ance men, who are interested in it to the extent of §2,000. —Among other things taken from the safe at Waboo on the night of the 22d iust. ginaw, the purchaser of uterviewed on his arrival at was a ticket to whica will be this point. 4—A woman who Thursday purchased a ticket to Virginia alled at the depot ticket office yesterday and wanted her money refunded. She said that “she and her old man made it up last night.” She was referred to Chariie Stebbins. —Lovers of music are the worst suffer- ers from the cold weather. Minstrels are unsble to make creditable street parade, and when the U. P. band went to the rink Tuesday night, in full force, their horns froze up, and not & note could they get out. Clark, of The Nonpareil, says: “The question ‘what to drink’ is daily getting to be one which leaves the thirsty more and more in doubt sud perplexity.” Strange that he never thought of this until the high price of eggs drove Tom and Jerry NOT A BLIZZARD. | But a Genuine Cyclone of Big Improvements. The Omaha Bankers on Their Mettle. For some days past there have been ramors abroad to the effect that there were to be several new baunk buildings erected in Omaha during the coming season, but until Friday nothing defin- ite has been learued that could be giv- en the public. A Bee reporter called to-dsy upon the representatives of the different banks, and ble to state the facts as received from headquar- ters, On Tuesdsy last the lot occopied by Saxe's drug store, corner of Farn- ham and Fourteenth, was purchased by the State Bank. This lot has a 22- foot frontage on Farnhem znd ad- joins & lot of the same size, which the representatives of the bank de- sired to purchase also, but have not yet completed the bargain. Mr. Murphy stated to our reporter to-day that if this lot was secured they ex- pected to erect thereon during the coming summer a fine building, three stories high,suitabl :for their purposes. If the lots could not both be had by the bavk they would not build. As t0 the general design of the bank nothing was known except that it would be such as to suit their needs. for some time to come. Our reporter next called opon Mr. Hermau Kountze, of the First Ne- tional bank, who, in response to his inquiries, #aid that they should build this upon the cor- nor at present occupied by them. It was their iuteution to take out the east wall of the present bauk, to take in the adjoiniog lot, and to builda good eubstantisl building thereon. He Qid not expect to make it very fine perhaps, hut would add third story aud make it such as to be what they had need for some timeand would be s falr building. R Mr. J. H. Mullard, of the Omaba National baok, said that it was true they had been after the same lot pur- chased by the Stite bank. They have one or two other good sites in view, and if they could secure either one they would build daring this sum- summer out of the market. A lady snd gentleman from Omaha while enjoying the sleighing in Coancil Bluffs yesterdsy afternoon, were unfortu- nate enough to have the runners of their delicate cutter twisted off by the street car track while turning off Broadway into Pear] street. The county commiss‘oners are consid- erin the question of lowering the grade of Faruham street ten or twelve feet more fn view of the fact that it is the main throughfare to and from the city. They will determine the question before the court house foundations are laid. ~Ths American Express company has late'y made permanent and public one ex- cellent feature, practiced for some time past—the transportation of w telegraph. The Western Union Tele- graph company sends money by telegraph, and the American Express company mow advertisos it as & regular feature of its businees. —The Council Bluffs Nonpareil speak- ing of the appearance of the Ivanhoes that city, says: “Erin Aroon was wit- nessed last night by refined and delight- edaudience, which filled the hall with ap- planse. Sale of reserved seats com- menced to-dayat Max Meyer's. Admission 9 cents. Jewelry of all designs MADE axp REPAIRED on the shortest possible notice,at EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, The Jewelers, opp U. S. P. 0. Busy Boes' Candy Pulliug snd So- ciable to-night. WHAT YOU CAN BUY. A new arcival of handsome gold watches, ladics and gents, sl styles and prices, just being opemed at Whipple, McMillan & Oo.s, and you s buy one cheaper than ever be- fore. The patterns are neat and un- equalled. Something entirely new. Creighton Block, Fifteenth Street. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHY, H. W. Chace has returned from Fort Brideer. Rev. Geo, Little came in from the west hursday. Hon, A. J. Poppleton was in Lincoln Thursday. Ex-Mavor Galey, of Lincoln, was in hecity yesterday. Judge Bartholomew, who has been quite 1ll, s convalescent. Judge Hawes has returped from Lincoln and resumed the judicial ermine. Frank E. Coe left Friday for the west 0 look after the cattle interests of Coe & Carter. Mr. A.S. Pennoyer, business manager of Rice Evangeline compavy, wasin the city yesterday s Ve\\me ‘Woolworth, daughter of Hon. J. . Woolworth, returned from the east ymm. John G. Jacobs, Bsq., our genial coun- ty corouer, has gone to East Berlin, Penn., to be absent from two to four weeks. Tt ia rumored that he will mot re- turn alone. M. M. A. McNamara, who is reported weriously ill by Friday's Herald, is not so bad, as we are very glad to learn, but is up and about, and will be abls to attend tohis business agaia in & dayor two. ix-horse power Baxter boiler, in good repair. nodtf SOLID SILVER JEWELRY, Something New, at EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, Opposite U. §. Postoffice. Busy Bees to-uigiit. FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! Lidios' and gents’ far goods of ev- ery description at the Fur Manufec- tory, opposite putoffice, Omaha. All g00ds are warranted. Hexey G, Rioaren, deo 13-4f Forrier The first arrival of Meny', Youths® and Boys' clothing, Spring Overcoats, surpasses anything ever brought to this market, is now ready for inspet- tion, at M. Evovrrer's Mammoth Clothing House, Oor. 10th and Faroham, mer. ““What kind of a buildlogl” asked our reporfer. “Well, as to thar, T can’t say,” w: the reply, “bat it will be & caeditable ding and one that will answer our purpose as long as we are In the bank- ing busincss.” With the sassurance that Omaha would not suffer at the hands of the bankers this year, the firm of Cald- well & Co. was next visited, apd Mr. Hamilton smiled as he eaid, “We shall wait until the others build and then beat them all.” Heeaid *ley had boen in need of moro commodious quarters for eome time, and might " possibly build this summer, but he thought not. When they did build it would be on the corner st present occupied by them, and they would wait and see the other bauka and go them one better. With this comforting information our re- porter was forced to be content. IN THE LEAD. As us 1o MM illisn & Co. are ahead fnl{he jewelry busiuess. They recelved, yesferdsy, a large In- voice of goldand silver o8 —the fuest lot ‘over exhibited In Yhe city. Do oot tail to see them. All marked at low figures. Creighton Block, 15th Street. Smoked Trout | Smoked Halibut Smoked Haddves Smaked Salmon Smoked Bleakers ) FLEMING'S The BEST PLACE to get ycur watch repaired and have a thoroush good job done, in at EDHOLM & ERICKSON’S, The Jewelers, opposite U. §. P. Imperial Whist Glub. The members of the Imperial Whist club are requested to moet at their rooms on Sixteenth street, Saturdsy evening, for important business. By order of the president. J. C. Wiikrws, Sec’y. Deatn Record. WepErL—Gustsy Arthur, infant won of C. W. and Katie Wedell, died at 65, m., Jaouary 28, 1881, nged 12 weel The funeral will take place at 2p. m. Sunday, from the resideace, No.136 Jackson street, between Ninth and Tenth. Tnterment at Prospect Hill. Revsols—At me on First street, in_Council Bluffs, Thursdcy, January 27,1881, Martin Robart Rey- noldr, 5f congestion of the langs, aged 27 years. The funeral will take place from the family residence, east side of South First street, on Saturdsy morning, the 30th, at 10 o'clock. Friends of the family are requested toattead without further notice. Mr. Reynolds was purely s Council Bluffs young man, having grown up from childhood in that city, and rad uated in its high schoo! He was em- ployed in the Union Pacific shops ia this city for sometime; subsoquently fired and afterward run a locomotive for that company. He was highly es- teemed by all, and his death brings worrow to a large circle of frie .ds. Smew—Arthur Shew, sou of Ezra and Mary Shew, died January 27:h, aged six years. Funeral Sund-y at 10a m., from the residence of his parents, 827 North Sixteenth street, Barial takes place at Prospect Hill cemetery. Friends invited. THREE FIRST-CLASS TICKETS TO CHICAGO for sale at reduced at EDHOLM:& ERICKSON'S Jewelry Store, corner 15th and Dodge Ste., Opp. U. S. Postoffice. BONNER 1309, Doaglas street, has | BETWEEN TWO DAYS. The Little Railroad Matinee at Blair, Miscelianeous Railroad Items. Apropos of the reported railrosd “‘racket” at Blair, a reprosentative of Tax Bre called yesterdsy st the office of the St. Paul & Omaha line, whero he corrlled the genial Joshus, with the following result: Reporter—How sorious Is the row at Blair? M:. Budd—There is no row there atall. Rep.—Why, the report is the C. B. & Q. is cutting rates from thet polnt., Mr. B.—Therc's nothing in that at all. Some Chicago parties bought & fow cattle there and telegraphed us for fourteer: C, B. & Q. cars, which Treplied T would eend if that road wovld furnish them. They did sc, the cars were sent up, loaded and seut down Thursday. All thereis of it the parties buying the stock pre- ferred to ship via C., B. & Q. Rep.—Well, Mr. Buid, you place the matter iu a very 1lsusible shape, but there must be something about it that you have not meuti ned, or this report would not be in circ.lation? Mr.-B.—Oh! there was no trouble atall. (With a rogaish smile.) Rap.—Of course T am satisficd now on that point, but, parder me, bow A you load this stock? I am in- formed that the 8. C. & P. foiks have the only stock-yards at Blair, and would not permit you to use them. Mr. B—We constructed some be- tween two days! Tho atock most b loaded, and therefore we went to work and loded it of course, but there was no difficulty between the roads, cortainly not, everythlng was very harmonious, ete., etc. The reporter withdrew at this re- marking to the gentleman that he ws eviden:ly cut out for a railway offici 88 ho was posressed in a1 eminent de- gree of that facolty “io make the worse appear the better reason,” ete. THE NOKTHERN PACIFIC. We last cvening had the pleasure of a call from Mr. E. A. Alexander, gen- eral traveling agent of the Northern Pacific railroad, whose headquarters are at Chicago. Mr. Alexander is an excellent representative for & road which will soon be one of the most promineut before the pecplo of this coun'ry of groat railway lines, and ve shall be glad to meet him again. Ho says that the conntry traveraed hy the completed portion of the Northern Pacific road, is attracting more sottlers from all parts of the globe than any other section of the American conti- nent, or indecd, any cther part of the world, It covcrs the northerly portion of the northern tier of ststes and territorics from Lake Sugerior to the Pacific ocean, and has proved the mest prolific in produciog the sub. stantial fraita of tho soil of any yet opened in the world. Ths sotile® takes no chances there, but finds his Ixbor sburdantly rewarded. The great railrad now traveraca the state of Minnesota and ¢he territory of Dako- ta, and bae already peuetrated the rich tercitory of Monta It is gradually pushing its way to completion, and thare now remsins less than 500 miles to accomplish that end. This, with the early closing of the short gap in the Southern Paclfic, will give the country three through lines to the consh,and praccically set- tle the monopoly business herstofore evjoyed by the pnly completed line to the Pacific coast. SCRAP TRON Two new Southern Pacific engives went wcst Tourday. Aspocial oar came in on No. 4 Tuui day with the officers of the Oregon Steamship company. The Wahoo depot robbors are still at large. the Rock Islsud was over two hours behiud. Snow and cold weather. “Council Blaffs; pa:songers going west, keep your seats for the Union depot,” is the way the accommodating aud well posted brakomen in the em- ploy of the Rock Liland road anuoures the arrival of the fraios of that com- pany at the Fiith street depot in Coun- cil Blaffs. Abill has been introducod in the Kanses legislature calling for an in- qulry into the reasons for the removal of the Kausas Pacific headquartars to Omal... The Towa pooi roads, ‘ogether with tho Wabush, bave oranized t ern Weighing association, which ie to weigh all cars st Conacil Bluffa. Al collurion with shippsrs ‘s 1hus pro- vented on that part of any road be longing to the association. Our news in regard to the now shups to be bu.lt on the present site of the old goverament corral, was correct ex- cept that the Uniou Pacific already owns the grosad whish is leased 0 the Unitod States at one dollar per year and now reverts to the original owners. Spocial U. P. car” Nu. 100 went south ou the Lincoln train Friday with J. T. Clark and party on board. The trains were late again Friday, the Northwesteru 24, the Rock Island 2, and the west bound U. P. train 1 hour. Cold weather esst is the cause, The latest styles of WATCHES and JEWELRY have been received by EDHOLM & ERICKSON, The Popatar Jewelers. Best fruits and candi Workingmen know where to go for your driuk of pare Kentucky 10 cent whickey, imported gins snd Irish whiskeya, Badwelser beer. Agant for St. Gotthard Bitters. D L. McGocxis, 314 Scuth 10th St. at Tizard’s. jan 27 Im e gt Just recelved st Tup Bre Job Rooms the nicest line of diminutive Paper a4 Envelopes and Crrds, suit- the largest and best stock of House Faraishing Goods In the city. j24-tf able for Chiliren’s Birthday Parties. Oall and see them. SAD ACCIDENTS. A Little Boy Has His Skull ! Fractured by a Vicious Pony. i A Woman Disfigured for Life ! by Blue Vitriol. Yesterday afterncon quite a sericus accldent occurred to the servant girl of Judge Savage, of thiscity. From the facts, as we have them, it sppears that the girl was eugsged in dissolv- ing indigo-blueing with oil of vitriol, and by alip of the| hand the bottle containlog the vitriol was broten, causing the acid to fiy into the girl's face and eyes. The extent of the iajaries sustained were not ascertained, but it is stated that her face will be somewhat disfige ured. Dr. Denise was called and did all e could to slleviate the psin. SAD ACCIDENT. A most sericus accldont and oze which, it is feared, will prove fatal, ocourred this morniuy. Fraukie, the litile con of Mr. Geo. Barker, of the Omaha Gas Co., went out to the stable attacked to their residence on St. Mary'saver ue, about 8 o'clock to see to his pony, which was standingin ht atall As he passed tho animal gave hima kick which struck bim in the forehead, producing a terrible fracture of the skull, and tearivg the scalp loose ina horrible menner. The un- fortuuate lad was picked up and car- ried to the honse, where ne was 3000 attended by Dictors Poabody and Pec’, who hsve cailed into requisition all the skill pos- sible, bt at alate hour this afternoon it was fazed that the wounded boy could not recover. Itisa very sad accident, aud one which we trust may prove less terrible than there is now caaze to fear some LOOK AT THIS. 500 Dress Guods for 16e. 250 Dresa Goods for 10c. The greatest barsain ever offercd in WHATS WANTED, _ 3PEGIAL NOTICES - But Not Likely to be Had Very Soon in This Sec- tion of the Country, S R No Harm Done, However. — Our lady readers will be in- terested in the following constitution adopted by the Women's Suffrage association previcus to their final ad- journment at Lincoln Taarsday. The president, one v.ce president und one | member of executive committe are | chosen from Omaha: CONSTITUTION. ART. 1. The nawe of this society | shall be the Nebraska Woman Saffrage | arsocia‘ion, and its objec: shall b to | secare to women political equality | | with men. Art 2. All county and local or- | \ of ganizations having tho “Wo- | man Suffrage Association” may at their | request become auxiiary to this assi— clation. i ArT. 3. The officers of this as.ocia- tion, to be elected at the aonual meet- ings, shall consist of a president, & vice president a: Lurge, vice-presidents | ~ (one from each juilcial district). a | recording secretary, a corresponding | secretiry, a treasarer, aud an execu- tive committee of seven. Their du- to euch offices in like orzanizatione, ties shall ba such as ordiuarily pertain ‘\ = W por: W ‘iu‘i“:‘«“san v 26629 rlto do general h usc- fornia 8¢ 16329 exp just ot o S asettoTd ¥ fanenil able familv; waos 8 2 ice. s ‘washer of ironr German preferréd, Address MR PLASH, Lort Omat \\ D—A girl to do St soutseactcurter 1 th -3 Haruey Sta 258 - housework, 260-20 IRL WANTED At 1818 Chicazo street. 25328 0 strong_girl at the 1r Haruey bet. 11th and 12th o1 2549 and the president of each auxiliary | <% county urgauization shall be ex-cfficio vice president. The president, secro- tary and tressurer shall bs ex-ol membera of the exsontive committe Ant 4 Teshall be the duty of th exeontivs comuwittes t0 call s atato| cBnvention each year, ot auch datoand | plico asmay bo deend bew, ot which | very caunty and local s« ciety suxiliary | & s o may be represented | by five of its members; and other con- ventions may be called at such lime | and yluco a tho exceutive committee | may determine. Anr. 5. The regular annusl meeting | of this esscomtion for the election of | cfiicera and other business pertai to the organization shall ho held Lincoln, iv the third week in Janua-y in each year. Arr. 6. All persons_twenty-one yeara of age or over, resident iu Ne- | braska, subscribing to this ccustitu | tion may become mombers of this as- socintion, and the membership foe | Owaha. No humbug about this; come and sec, at the Boston Store, on Tenth and Jones, 2161 Largeat assortment of Gorham's solid silverware, at Epnowy & Ericksox's, The Jewelers, opp. U. . Postoflice, Meala at all hours at Tizarde. A Pleasant Reception. Last cvening & pieasant lictle recep- tion was given by Mr. Julina Meyer at his rooms, in honor of the aniver- sary of his brother, Mr. Adolph Meyer. Quite a number of frieads were invited, and to say that they were generously and sumptuously en- tortairied but fainily exprestes it. Obermpagne flowed in sbundance, and a dolightful lnach was served. Congratulatory speeches were made by Mensrs. Blum, Anrew Rosewater, Mendelisobn and others. All enjoyed thomselves to the utmoat, and amid the aweet strains of music the guests drank to the “Lyog life and prosperi- ty” of the generons host and the Meger brothers OLD JEWELRY Can be mel od over and made into any style to suit, at prices to suit all cus- tomers, EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, The Jewelers, oppesite Pestoffice. THREE FIRST-CLASS TICKETS TO CHICAGO fur sale at reduced price, at EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, Jewelry Store, corner 15th and DodgoSts., Opp. U. S. Postoffice. Police Court. In the police court Fridsy Thomas Betsou was fined 85 and costs for dis- turbing the poace. Pat Gallivan was Thureday boand over in the sum of $900 to apposr be- ! fore tho February grand jury. The Northwestern mail irain arrived ; anhour aud a half late Thursd y, and | The celobrated Tom cat case was dismissed by the complainant. si ps_discharged Thursday mor, o fon d drunk last might, and being put in jail had a free fight. They were this morning sent to the county jail for ten days. Oysters in every style at Tizard's, Real Estate iransfers. J. D. Fouts and wife to Henry Audorscn and N. B. Berggrenw. d., eb ac}, nw}, o} and lot 8, all of sec 6, 14, £ 10 o/ —$400 Edwin A. Phelps andwife to Julius F. Phelps, w. d., lot 1, block b4, Omaba—81000. F. Stauton Lewis, et al, to Eugenie M. Earle, q ¢ d., lot1and 4, block 11, Kountzs & Ruth's add., Omaha— $130 to i Ne.rasks toC. C, Housel, & d nw}se}sc. 36,t 15, nrl2e— $800. Wn. Ballinger and wife to Edwin H. Welker, w. d. lots 3 5aud 6, In sec. 28, £ 16, n ¢ 13 e—3250. Haskin Davis and wife to Sarah J. Walker, w. d. ot 2, block 96, and lots 5 avd 7, bjock 69 Fiorenc.—$150. M Elizabeth and Edwin H. Walker,w. d lota 1aud 19, bluck 96, Florence— i, Magiun and L. F. Ma- giun to E. H. Walker, q. c. d., lot 7, h]u(k 96, Florence—§20. Hans Hensen and wife to Knud Nelson, w. d., lot 2, block 364, Oma- ha—81,200. Patrick Hammon to Sabina Ham- mon, w. d., lot 2, block 1803, Omaha —8356 Tone New Evangeline. The Boston Journal of a late date speaks of the company as fullow “Where all the people came from that, flled the five placvs of amusement in this city, was a query that few could answer. As was plaiuly shown at the Globe, Evangeline was n suff ciently attractive character to call ou* alarge aadience, and a more delight amased crowd never congre- 2. Asa comic ope piece certainly stands without a rivak, ad ween interpreted in the charm: ing manner that marked its presenta- tion lsst evening, ls sure to draw. Searlo and Mile. Jarbean, as. sisted by the splendid company of whicn Geo. Fortesque and Harry Hunter are the leading ozes, are sure tg fill she huse ducivg the remainder of the week. —For Lands, Lots, Houses and Farms, cok over Bemis' new column on first page Bergaios. H shall be $1.00 aunually, payable on being enrolled & member, and there- after payable at the begiuning of each offictal year. Arr. 6. A majority of the members present at each regular meeting, not less thau ten, shall constitute s quo- rom Ant, 7. This constitution may be amended by a vote of two-thirds of the mombers present at any annual meeting, a nutice of such proposed amendment having been given to each mewber through 1. secretary, at least thres months bofore a'd an nual meeting. Acquitted of Malicious Prosecution. WiThe cue reported in Thursday's Bek, as tried in the United States court—Fuller va. Steele, Johnson & Co.—for malicious prosceation apd falso imprisonment, and asking $10,- 000 damages, came to a cloee last evening, the jury bringing in a ver- dict for the defendants. Tho caso has ocoupied the time and attention of Judge Duady, a jury, and a hoat of the best lacal t ent In the state for the past two days. The firm’ were exouerated from the charge of malicious prosecution, etc., but they cannot say that they have se- cured the several hundred doilars that the plaintif® was indebted to them at the time of hisarrest. The Lincoln Jouzncl sags: “Col. Smythe, of Omaha, distinguished himself in bis address to the jury. His arguments were forcible and log- feal, and his standing as one of the foremost members of the bar of this state bas nct been impaired by his ad- dress of yesterday.” TEm Great German REEVHATISY, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, BACKACHE, couT, SORENESS Fox RE~T_Pian per mouth, at 13 Tenth 1oHLY FURN h board. iy, 150h ao Cal Fm wide, very fine, ¢lo S. P. MORSE & G0, CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS. 1319 FARNEHAM STREET. Preparing for extensive |mprovements in our store and to reduce stock for our semi-annual in- ventory. we offer great bargains in our . MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS GOGDS and have placed on our counters over five thou- sand five- hundred yards of French, English and German 24-inch Brocades, Damasses, Mohairs, De Beges, at 16 2-3 cenrts. goods could be bought at wholesale to-day for less than 30 cents. At 25 cents two thousand five hundred yards of strictly all wool Momies, Fancy Brocades, Mattel- lases, &c., worth at wholesale to- day 37 1-2 cents. BEST BARGAIN WE OFFER | is fifteen hundred yards of all wool French Brocades, Not a yard of thesa rmures, &c., 24 inches sely woven goods, at 37 12 cents worth 60 cents. AT SO CENTS, 25 pieces all wool Colored Cashmere, 40 inches wide, marked down from 75 7‘:‘3 cents; also a large lot of all Momie Cloths at 50 eents, 42 inches wide and worth widition, 315 per month. W, SIMERAL, oou8, Crelghion Block. ‘opposite postoffice. YV ATER FORSALE Dlivered in aoy b i city. Call on or addresa THOS, Vertical beiler. O SALE—Leaso and furniture of a - lass hotol n a town of 1300 in‘abiyante. 1o State of Netraska. Has 28 Feds, the travelling men'sresort Inquire at bee office 21311 JJUR SAIE_At a barg fes and ixtures. 1 will also rent (o pu ehaser my building and wazon s ‘corner 16th and [zard street. OK SALE—A VARGAIN_A buiding with saloon fixtures, farniture and stock, on 10th St., opposite the U. P depot, for sale very cheap. Or'the fixturos, furnitare and stock will bo ,,a lu:hmv g rénted. Inquire of EV. KV ka SALE—Tro close carriages, A POWDER Absolutely Pure. Mado from Grape Oream Tartar.—No athia preparation makes such lizht, faky hot breads, onfusurious pastry. Can be atcn by drapeiics without fear of the il resulting (rom he digetibe food. 0la only in cans by all Grocers. BovaL BAKIKG POwDRR Co.. New CHEST, || SORE THROAT, QUINSY, SWELLINGS FROSTED FEET EARS, BODLY A, TOOTH, EAR HEADACHE, Al nfiur Pains ACHES. DIRECTIUSS I3 ELEVEN LANGUAGPS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGQISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE. A. VOGELER & CO. Baltin d. 4 ACADEMY OF MUSIC! A GREAT ATTRACTION! For Two Nights Only. Monday snd Tucsday, Jan, 31 snd Feb, 1, RICES' NEW Extravaganza Combination ! First Prouction in this city of she NEW EVANGELINE! DAY E Feb. 1st—First time in thl ety of the stul Opera Bouffe in two acts, 28 G ‘Stran Thestre, London, over thres huadred consecutive nizbis, entitl “cALLINu 72 Vameur, Lecoay, 3 piecss broduced with new scnery, new and wifal costnmes, and » chorus or FORTY YOUNG LADIES, the ovlebrated Evangeline e, I THE DAILY BEE LARA’S Eact India Pile Cure. The only specific for all forms of Piles. In use in foreign coun- tries for years, lately intro- duced into America. Warrant. ed to give instant relief and a germnnent cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggists or mailed free on receipt of price, 50 cents, byithe American agents, Richardson & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Saint fmuis, Mo. ZARA’S BILIOUS PILLS, guaranteed to give immediate relief in all cases of Bilious and Liver Complaints, Cos- tiveness, Sick Headache, In. digestion, and clesnsin%the system of all impurities. Price fhb cents, All druggists sell em. LARN'S | IN USE FORTY YEARS. - Dr. Storm’s CELEBRATED SCOTCH Gough Candy A Safeand Pleasant Remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, - | HOARSENESS and Strengthen- Ing the Lungs. SOLD EVER' Oantaing theaLatest Homo snd Tele- Newsof th Day. 'Y WHERE. Price only 10 Cents. R T N - VELVETS, $1 a yard. Colored Si at $4.00. “ “ 11-4 104 “ “ “ e “ “ 104 % “ “ S Colored Ilm("ult- \el\ets Black Brocades Silk BLANKETS To effect a sure sale on every pair of Blankets we own, We note the following: Czll and examine 10-4 Heavy thte Blarkets at $5.00, formerly $6.00. PLUSHES, SATINS, BROCADED SILKS. .mn llm('mlc \vl\o(s at $3 1;) reduced l‘rom $5.00. 3.5 135 k and Woo! Brocades 48 inches wide at $2.00, formerly sold BLANKETS | “ 6.00, « g5 “ a0 ¢ * 9.00, 7.50. 8.00. 10 00. 12.00. A few fine Bed Comforts left that we offer at 25 per cent less than former price « This is only a slight inkling of reductions made this month in all the departments from first to third story of our Farnhs m Street Store . MORSE & CO. BUSINESS COLLEGE. €Geo. RRathiban, Principal. Creighton Block, - OMAHA Send for Cir. , OF THE EYE, tarard 1hroat DR. L. B. GRADDY OCULIST, \URIST & ARYNEIST Ofce Civer Kennara's Drug Store Uorper of 14th and Douglas Sta 183m J.H. FLIEGEL& 6O. ssors o J. 1 TIIELE, MERCHANT 'l‘,\ll‘l)lt No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA WEB, ACADEMY OF MUSIC! S.N. MEALO, Manager. Vet Feb, FOURTE YEAR OF S. DRAPER'S MAMMOTH UNCLE 10M’S CABIN COMBINATION! PRESENTING HIS NEW VERSION OF UNGLETOM'S CABIN Forming theStron est Company that has cver presented this beautiful Home Picture of LIFE AMONG (8E LOWLY. POWERFUL DOUBLE COMPANY. Grand vcenl - Effects, Fulebrated Trick Donkey “Jerry. Two Mammoth Trained Bloodhounds, ‘The Magnolia Jub lee Band Grana) Tramformation Prices of Adwission, 25c and 3 c. ehargeTor esere s ree Trces, Chiliren 1sc, om sale at Max Mever & Fro No exina Ada's 25c. s x FEVER AND 26VE. - CELERRATED h 5 'V)‘ = 3 tonic, corr ctive, and sat i eiod i the coupaita et by 4 winthar, o s e B cetatio simaank {2 e worid For sie by Druggista and Cealers, to whom sp- 431y for Hostetiers Almanac for 1581. THE GREAT WE.TERN | 2 and 2, fged_nation tn the Western | .., ot own sad appreciied. | AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & ¢O0, TEEE ON CLOTHI®G HOUSE, E2M== FARNHAM STREET, X2X 50,000 DOLLARS GHEAP ~ GHEAPER ! CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. P ose for the next ninety (90) davs to sell theu e tire stock of Oiamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks. Silver-Ware, Pianos § Organ AN D GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store, Cor. llth & Farnham We Mean Business. Come and be Convineed MONEY TALKS All sales strietly cash, therefore we are enabled to offer the consumers of the weed only first quality goods for their money. Best straight 10c Cigar in toe city, Best 3 for a quarter Cigar in the cit , Best Straight e Cigar in the city, Detroit Fin- Cut a Specialty, Qar 80: Fine Cut is a good one, Bagley'’s May Flower i 8 and 16 ounce tins, For 40c we have bang up Smoking Tobacco, — AT THE— “ MICHICAN T0BAGGO STORE, ” 1417 Doug as Street. Weam the only Dealersin the Celebrated Bagley’s May Flower. dectteodtm 'MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. The larest and best assortmen: of -unks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP. H. H. MARHOFF, - - - 117 14th St., 3 Il“rl North of Douglas St. A\